The plaintiffs include five people who've been banned from campus following their participation in Pro-Palestinian protests. They claim the trespass bans are a violation of free speech.

A new lawsuit filed against the University of Michigan claims the school banned five people from campus because of pro-Palestine protests.

The civil rights group sued the University of Michigan to challenge the Ann Arbor school's policy that barred pro-Palestine protesters from campus.

The organization and five protesters sued the Ann Arbor university over its trespass ban keeping the protesters off premises.

The ACLU of Michigan and the Sugar Law Center for Economic & Social Justice filed a federal lawsuit Monday against the University of Michigan, alleging the school has unconstitutionally banned protesters from its Ann Arbor campus in an effort to silence dissent.

Jonathan Zou, a second-year student at the University of Michigan, was among the thousands of students who joined pro-Palestinian protests on university campuses nationwide this past year. Although the campus protests have subsided,

ACLU files lawsuit against University of Michigan for banning pro-Palestinian protesters, claiming violations of free speech and student rights.